Centreville, Virginia
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North American Van Lines
10904 Carolina Drive,
Manassas,
VA
20110
Request an Estimate 571-758-2021Distance:7.16 MilesSee Reviews
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North American Van Lines
22455 Powers Court,
Dulles,
VA
20166
Request an Estimate 571-517-1036Distance:10.25 MilesSee Reviews
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North American Van Lines
5801 Rolling Road,
Springfield,
VA
22152
Request an Estimate 703-214-4078Distance:13.18 MilesSee Reviews
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North American Van Lines
3901 Ironwood Place,
Landover,
MD
20785
Request an Estimate 301-228-0896Distance:31.44 MilesSee Reviews
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North American Van Lines
9900 Fallard Court,
Upper Marlboro,
MD
20772
Request an Estimate 443-478-3952Distance:36.58 MilesSee Reviews
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North American Van Lines
8691 Larkin Road,
Savage,
MD
20763
Request an Estimate 443-478-4307Distance:39.57 MilesSee Reviews
Centreville, Virginia Moving Companies
North American Van Lines: The Best of Centreville Moving Companies
Are you looking for a reliable moving company in Centreville? Look no further than North American Van Lines, a name you can trust among movers. With our high-quality equipment, dedicated and efficient agents and strict adherence to safety regulations, North American Van Lines has you covered for convenience, value and service. Our reputation speaks for itself. When you need a moving company with authority and experience, you need North American Van Lines. Call us today for a free quote!
What a Move to Centreville Has to Offer
Centreville is a census-designated place in Fairfax County, Virginia, about 20 miles west of Washington, D.C. Its population is approximately 71,000 people. There are five other communities in Virginia named Centerville, but Centreville is the only one with its unique spelling.
Established as a town in 1792, the community got its name from the fact that it was centrally-located on the turnpike road close to the towns of Dumfries, Colchester, Alexandria, Georgetown and Leesburg.
Several Civil War battles were fought near Centreville, including the Battle of Chantilly and the First and Second Battles of Manassas. The town served as a supply depot to both sides during the war, and it was the site of the first railroad built exclusively for military use, the Centreville Military Railroad, which was built for the Confederacy but was only used for less than one month.
If you appreciate American history, Centreville has much to offer. The town has a number of historic sites. Two Centreville churches were used as hospitals during the Civil War, both of which were reconstructed after the war. The Stone Church, originally built in 1855, was reconstructed in 1870. The Episcopal Church, built in 1851, was reconstructed in 1867. Other places of note include the Mount Gilead House and Sully Historic Site. Civil War reenactments are educational and fun for people of any age.
Centreville is located on U.S. Route 29, Virginia Route 28 and Interstate 66. It grew most rapidly in the 1990s and 2000s when high technology companies brought a new influx of people to the community. The town has luxury townhouses and a movie theater. Today, Centreville is a residential community and commuter suburb of Washington, D.C. with regular bus service to the city.
The North American Van Lines Difference
North American Van Lines can offer you convenience, value and service in Centreville, and our dedicated agents can show you why we've been a leader among moving companies nationwide for 80 years. Our cutting-edge technology and high quality assurance standards mean that whether your move is big or small, we're the only moving company to call in Centreville. Let us provide packing, loading, boxes and moving supplies, transportation, storage and transport for cars and boats. Our agents can find movers in Centreville to take care of all of these tasks.
When you’re ready to see what North American Van Lines can do for you, call us; ask for a free quote!
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